Integrated touch control display panel and touch display device

ABSTRACT

The present disclosure provides an integrated touch control display panel, including a substrate, a plurality of stripe shaped common electrodes sequentially arranged in a first direction and extending in a second direction intersecting with the first direction, and a plurality of common electrode slits located between any two adjacent stripe shaped common electrodes. Each section of the common electrode slit includes a first slit, a second slit, and a connection slit located between the first slit and the second slit. An orthogonal projection of a center line of the connection slit on the substrate is located inside or coincides with a triangle formed by an orthogonal projection of the intersection point of center lines of the first and second slits, the intersection point of center lines of the first and connection slits, and the intersection point of center lines of the second and connection slits on the substrate.

CROSS-REFERENCES TO RELATED APPLICATIONS

This application claims the priority of Chinese Patent Application No.CN201510895185.1, filed on Dec. 7, 2015, the entire contents of whichare incorporated herein by reference.

FIELD OF THE DISCLOSURE

The present disclosure generally relates to the touch controltechnologies and, more particularly, relates to an integrated touchcontrol display panel and a touch display device.

BACKGROUND

With the advancement of modern electronic technologies, the displaypanel of display device may incorporate additional structures to supportmore functions. For example, touch control structure may be incorporatedto support touch control function to provide users with applicationconvenience.

Currently, to reduce the thickness of display panel and support touchcontrol function at the same time, touch control structure is oftenintegrated into display panel. When the capacitive touch controlstructure is used, the touch control electrodes of the capacitive touchcontrol structure may be directly formed on the same substrate as thedisplay structure. Such configuration may cause the need to make changesto the original components in the conventional display panels.

For example, the entire surface of common electrodes of conventionalfringe field switching (FFS) display panels may be divided. The dividedcommon electrodes may operate as touch control driving electrodes in thetouch control phase. To improve viewing angles, FFS mode display panelsmay often adopt the dual-domain structure or the pseudo dual-domainstructure. According to the present disclosure, to accommodate thedual-domain structure or the pseudo dual-domain structure, the dividedcommon electrodes may need further design adaptation. It is likely thatthe dividing slits in the dual-domain structure may bend. Such dividingmethod may likely cause defects where adjacent divided common electrodesmay not be completely separated and may occasionally causeshort-circuit. Thus, the production yield may be reduced substantially.

The disclosed integrated touch control display panel and touch displaydevice are directed to solve one or more problems in the art.

BRIEF SUMMARY OF THE DISCLOSURE

Directed to solve one or more problems set forth above and otherproblems in the art, the present disclosure provides an integrated touchcontrol display panel and a touch display device.

One aspect of the present disclosure includes an integrated touchcontrol display panel. The integrated touch control display panelincludes a substrate, a plurality of stripe shaped common electrodessequentially arranged in a first direction and extending in a seconddirection intersecting with the first direction, and a plurality ofcommon electrode slits located between any two adjacent stripe shapedcommon electrodes. Each section of the common electrode slit includes afirst slit, a second slit, and a connection slit located between thefirst slit and the second slit. A center line of the first slitintersects with a center line of the neighboring second slit at a firstpoint. The center line of the first slit intersects with a center lineof the connection slit at a second point. The center line of the secondslit intersects with the center line of the connection slit at a thirdpoint. An orthogonal projection of the center line of the connectionslit on the substrate is located inside or coincides with a triangleformed by an orthogonal projection of the first point, the second pointand, the third point on the substrate.

Another aspect of the present disclosure includes a touch displaydevice. The touch display device includes the disclosed integrated touchcontrol display panel.

Other aspects of the present disclosure can be understood by thoseskilled in the art in light of the description, the claims, and thedrawings of the present disclosure.

BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS

The following drawings are merely examples for illustrative purposesaccording to various disclosed embodiments and are not intended to limitthe scope of the present disclosure.

FIG. 1 illustrates a cross-sectional view of an exemplary integratedtouch control display panel according to the disclosed embodiments;

FIG. 2 illustrates a top view of the array substrate in FIG. 1;

FIG. 3 illustrates a cross-sectional view along the AA′ line in FIG. 2;

FIG. 4 illustrates a close-up view of B region in FIG. 2;

FIG. 5 illustrates a close-up view of another B region in FIG. 2;

FIG. 6 illustrates a close-up view of another B region in FIG. 2;

FIG. 7 illustrates a close-up view of another B region in FIG. 2; and

FIG. 8 illustrates a schematic view of an exemplary touch display deviceaccording to the disclosed embodiments.

DETAILED DESCRIPTION

Reference will now be made in detail to exemplary embodiments of thedisclosure, which are illustrated in the accompanying drawings. Whereverpossible, the same reference numbers will be used throughout thedrawings to refer to the same or like parts. It should be understoodthat the exemplary embodiments described herein are only intended toillustrate and explain the present invention and not to limit thepresent invention.

FIG. 1 illustrates a cross-sectional view of an exemplary integratedtouch control display panel according to one embodiment of the presentdisclosure. Referring to FIG. 1, the integrated touch control displaypanel may include an array substrate 10, a counter substrate 20configured facing toward the array substrate 10, and a liquid crystallayer 30 sandwiched between the array substrate 10 and the countersubstrate 20. The array substrate 10 may be bonded with the countersubstrate 20 by a sealant frame 40.

In one embodiment, a plurality of stripe shaped common electrodes may beconfigured on the array substrate 10. During the display phase, a commonvoltage may be supplied to the common electrodes. Electric field may beformed between the common electrodes and the pixel electrodes to rotateliquid crystals to display images. During the touch control phase, touchcontrol driving voltages may be supplied to the individual commonelectrode. Touch control detecting electrodes may be configured on thecounter substrate 20 to detect touch control signals to calculate touchcontrol positions.

The array substrate 10 may be illustrated from various perspectives inFIGS. 2-4. FIG. 2 illustrates a top view of the array substrate inFIG. 1. FIG. 3 illustrates a cross-sectional view along the AA′ line inFIG. 2. FIG. 4 illustrates a close-up view of B region in FIG. 2.Referring to FIG. 2, the array substrate 10 of the integrated touchcontrol display panel according to the present disclosure may include asubstrate 100. A plurality of scanning lines 111 and a plurality of datalines 121 may be configured on the substrate 100. The plurality of thescanning lines 111 may intersect with the plurality of the data lines121 to form a plurality of pixel units 130.

The scanning lines 111 may extend in a first direction X. The data lines121 may extend in a second direction Y. The first direction X may beperpendicular to the second direction Y. The plurality of the pixelunits 130 may include a plurality of first pixel units 130 a and aplurality of second pixel units 130 b that are arranged next to eachother along the second direction Y. Each first pixel unit 130 a mayinclude a first pixel electrode 151 a. Each first pixel electrode 151 amay include a first straight portion 1511 a and two first bent portions1512 a. The two first bent portions 1512 a may be located on both endsof the first straight portion 1511 a. Each second pixel unit 130 b mayinclude a second pixel electrode 151 b. Each second pixel electrode 151b may include a second straight portion 1511 b and two second bentportions 1512 b. The two second bent portions 1512 b may be located onboth ends of the second straight portion 1511 b.

The extension direction of the first straight portion 1511 a and theextension direction of the second straight portion 1511 b may besymmetrical with respect to the second direction Y. The two first bentportions 1512 a located on both ends of the first straight portion 1511a may extend in the same direction. The absolute value of the anglebetween the extension direction of the first bent portions 1512 a andthe second direction Y may be greater than the absolute value of theangle between the extension direction of the first straight portion 1511a and the second direction Y. The two second bent portions 1512 blocated on both ends of the second straight portion 1511 b may extend inthe same direction. The absolute value of the angle between theextension direction of the second bent portions 1512 b and the seconddirection Y may be greater than the absolute value of the angle betweenthe extension direction of the second straight portion 1511 b and thesecond direction Y. The extension direction of the first bent portions1512 a and the extension direction of the second bent portions 1512 bmay be symmetrical with respect to the second direction Y.

In one embodiment, the array substrate 10 may include a plurality of thestripe shaped common electrodes 141. The stripe shaped common electrodes141 may extend in the second direction Y and may be sequentiallyarranged in the first direction X. During the touch control phase, thestripe shaped common electrodes 141 may operate as touch control drivingelectrodes. The array substrate 10 may also include a plurality ofcommon electrode slits 142 that are located between any two adjacentstripe shaped common electrodes 141. Referring to FIG. 4, each sectionof the common electrode slit 142 may include a first slit 1421, a secondslit 1422, and a connection slit 1423 that is located between the firstslit 1421 and the second slit 1422 and connects between the first slit1421 and the second slit 1422.

The first slit 1421 may extend in the same direction as the firststraight portion 1511 a extends and the second slit 1422 may extend inthe same direction as the second straight portion 1511 b extends. Thecenter line of the first slit 1421 and the center line of theneighboring second slit 1422 may extend and intersect at a first pointP1. The center line of the first slit 1421 may intersect with the centerline of the connection slit 1423 at a second point P2. The center lineof the second slit 1422 may intersect with the center line of theconnection slit 1423 at a third point P3. The orthogonal projection ofthe center line of the connection slit 1423 on the substrate 100 mayfall inside or coincide with the triangle formed by the orthogonalprojection of the first point P1, the second point P2 and, the thirdpoint P3 on the substrate 100.

Referring to FIG. 2, the array substrate 10 may only include an array of6*6 pixel units 130 for illustration purpose. The scope of the presentdisclosure is not limited by this specific configuration. In oneembodiment, the extension in the first direction X of the scanning lines111 may refer to that the overall extension direction is parallel withthe first direction X. The individual sections of the scanning lines 111may be bent. Similarly, the extension in the second direction Y of thedata lines 121 may refer to that the overall extension direction isparallel with the second direction Y. The individual sections of thedata lines 121 may be bent. For example, to improve viewing angles, thepixel electrodes may be bent. In this case, the data lines 121 may bebent accordingly. However, the data lines 121 may still extend in thedirection that is perpendicular to the extension direction of thescanning lines 111.

In one embodiment, two adjacent data lines 121 may intersect with twoadjacent scanning lines 111 to define a pixel unit 130. Each pixel unit130 may include a thin film transistor 131. The thin film transistor 131may be an amorphous silicon thin film transistor or a polysilicon thinfilm transistor. The thin film transistor 131 may be disposed at theintersection of the data line 121 and the scanning line 111. Inaddition, the thin film transistor 131 may have the gate electrodeelectrically connected to a scanning line 111, the source electrodeelectrically connected to a data line 121, and the drain electrodeelectrically connected to the pixel electrode 151. When thecorresponding scanning line 111 opens, the signal on the data line 121may be transmitted to the pixel electrode 151.

The plurality of the pixel units 130 may include a plurality of adjacentfirst pixel unit 130 a and second pixel unit 130 b that is arranged inthe second direction Y. The first pixel unit 130 a may include the firstpixel electrode 151 a and the second pixel unit 130 b may include thesecond pixel electrode 151 b. Referring to FIG. 2, the pixel electrodes151 may include electrodes that are inclined toward the right along thesecond direction Y and electrodes that inclined toward the left alongthe second direction Y. The right inclined pixel electrodes may bedefined as first pixel electrodes 151 a and the left inclined pixelelectrodes may be defined as second pixel electrodes 151 b. In otherembodiments, the first pixel electrodes 151 a and the second pixelelectrodes 151 b may be inclined differently. The pixel electrodeinclination is not limited by the scope of present disclosure. The pixelelectrodes that are inclined to two different directions may producedifferent electric fields when coupled with the common electrodes tocontrol the liquid crystals to rotate in different directions in orderto improve the viewing angles.

The first pixel electrode 151 a may include the first straight portion1511 a and the first bent portions 1512 a. The first bent portions 1512a may be located at both ends of the first straight portion 1511 a. Thefirst bent portions 1512 a located at both ends of the first straightportion 1511 a may extend in the same direction. The second pixelelectrode 151 b may include the second straight portion 1511 b and thesecond bent portions 1512 b. The second bent portions 1512 b may belocated at both ends of the second straight portion 1511 b. The secondbent portions 1512 b located at both ends of the second straight portion1511 b may extend in the same direction.

The extension direction of the first straight portion 1511 a and theextension direction of the second straight portion 1511 b may beessentially symmetrical with respect to the second direction Y. Theextension direction of the first bent portions 1512 a and the extensiondirection of the second bent portions 1512 b may be essentiallysymmetrical with respect to the second direction Y. Because the firstdirection X is perpendicular to the second direction Y, when theextension direction of the first straight portion 1511 a and theextension direction of the second straight portion 1511 b aresymmetrical with respect to the second direction Y, the extensiondirection of the first straight portion 1511 a and the extensiondirection of the second straight portion 1511 b are also symmetricalwith respect to the first direction X. Similarly, the extensiondirection of the first bent portions 1512 a and the extension directionof the second bent portions 1512 b are also symmetrical with respect tothe first direction X. The symmetrical configuration of the firststraight portion 1511 a and the second straight portion 1511 b mayimprove the uniformity of the liquid crystal display panels.

The absolute value of the angle between the extension direction of thefirst bent portions 1512 a and the second direction Y may be greaterthan the absolute value of the angle between the extension direction ofthe first straight portion 1511 a and the second direction Y. Theabsolute value of the angle between the extension direction of thesecond bent portions 1512 b and the second direction Y may be greaterthan the absolute value of the angle between the extension direction ofthe second straight portion 1511 b and the second direction Y. Becausethe first straight portion 1511 a is inclined toward the right along thesecond direction Y, the angle between the first straight portion 1511 aand the second direction Y may be positive. Similarly, because thesecond straight portion 1511 b is inclined toward the left along thesecond direction Y, the angle between the second straight portion 1511and the second direction Y may be negative. Whether the angle ispositive or negative indicates the angle inclination. The absolute valueof the angle indicates how wide the angle is.

The absolute value of the angle between the extension direction of thefirst bent portions 1512 a and the second direction Y may be greaterthan the absolute value of the angle between the first straight portion1511 a and the second direction Y. That is, the first bent portions 1512a may be inclined at a wider angle than the first straight portion 1511a. Similarly, the second bent portions 1512 b may be inclined at a widerangle than the second straight portion 1511 b.

As shown in FIG. 2, the orthogonal projection of the end points of thecenter line of the first straight portion 1511 a that is arranged in thefirst direction X on the substrate 100 may coincide with the first lineL1. The orthogonal projection of the end points of the center line ofthe second straight portion 1511 b that is arranged in the firstdirection X on the substrate 100 may coincide with the second line L2.That is, all the first straight portions 1511 a may have equal lengthand all the second straight portions 1511 b may have equal length. Inthis case, the center line may be defined as the connected center pointsof the shortest connecting lines between two contour lines that areformed by extending any section of the electrode in the second directionY. The first straight portion 1511 a, the second straight portion 1511b, the first bent portions 1512 a, and the second bent portions 1512 bmay have equal width in the first direction X.

The first bent portions 1512 a and the second bent portions 1512 b mayhave large inclination angles. By using geometry deduction, it is knownthat the distance between two adjacent first bent portions 1512 a issmaller than the distance between two adjacent first straight portions1511 a, and the distance between two adjacent second bent portions 1512b is smaller than the distance between two adjacent second straightportions 1511 b. Because the distance between two adjacent bent portionsis smaller than the distance between two adjacent straight portions,when the same voltage is applied, the electric field intensity at thebent portions may be greater than the electric field intensity at thestraight portions, and may have stronger driving force to rotate theliquid crystals. Thus, the display defects at the end portions in thepixel units 130 may be avoided.

The plurality of the stripe shaped common electrodes 141 may extend inthe second direction Y. As shown in FIG. 2, three stripe shaped commonelectrodes 141 extend in the second direction Y. Each stripe shapedcommon electrode 141 corresponds to two columns of pixel units 130. Thisspecific configuration is for illustration purposes. In otherembodiments, each stripe shaped common electrode 141 may correspond tomultiple columns of pixel units 130. Similar to the data lines, theextension direction of the common electrodes 141 in the second directionY may indicate the overall extension direction. In specific productdesigns, the common electrodes 141 may be bent to accommodate differentpixel unit configurations in the display panels. The plurality of thestripe shaped common electrodes 141 may be sequentially arranged in thefirst direction X.

In one embodiment, as shown in FIG. 2, the plurality of the scanninglines 111 may be connected to the scanning driver circuit 113 throughthe scanning connection lines 112. The plurality of the data lines 121may be connected to the data driver circuit through the data connectionlines 122. The plurality of the stripe shaped common electrodes 141 maybe connected to the common electrode driver circuit 143 through thecommon electrode connection lines 142. The gate electrode driver circuit113 may be the integrated driver circuit or the amorphous silicon drivercircuit. During the display phase, the common electrode driver circuit143 may supply the common electrode signals to the plurality of thestripe shaped common electrodes 141. The common electrodes 141 may becoupled with the pixel electrodes 151 to form the electric field torotate the liquid crystals to display images. During the touch controlphase, the plurality of the stripe shaped common electrodes 141 mayoperate as the touch control driving electrodes. The common electrodedriver circuit 143 may supply the touch control driving signals to theeach common electrode 141, respectively.

For illustration purpose, the dimensions and angles of variouscomponents shown in FIG. 2 and FIG. 4 may be exaggerated. To illustratethe configurations of the common electrodes and common electrode slits,pixel electrodes, thin film transistors, and scanning lines, etc., areomitted in FIG. 4 though these components may still be found in FIG. 2.Such drawing arrangement is not limiting the scope of the presentdisclosure.

In one embodiment, the array substrate 10 may include the plurality ofcommon electrode slits 142. Each common electrode slit 142 may belocated between two adjacent stripe shaped common electrodes 141. Eachcommon electrode slit 142 may include a first slit 1421, a second slit1422 and a connection slit 1423. The connection slit 1423 may be locatedbetween the adjacent first slit 1421 and second slit 1422. The firstslit 1421 may extend in the same direction as the first straight portion1511 a extends. The second slit 1422 may extend in the same direction asthe second straight portion 1511 b extends. The first slit 1421 may beconfigured corresponding to the first straight portion 1511 a and mayincline toward the left along the second direction Y. The connectionslit 1423 may be configured corresponding to the intersection betweenthe first pixel unit 130 a and the second pixel unit 130 b.Specifically, “corresponding” indicates that at least one of the twoadjacent end points of the two center lines of the adjacent first slit141 and second slit 142 may have the orthogonal projection on thesubstrate 100 fall between the first line L1 and the second line L2. Inthis case, the center line may be defined as the connected center pointsof the shortest connecting lines between two contour lines that areformed by extending any section of the electrode in the second directionY.

Referring to FIG. 4, the center line of the first slit 1421 and thecenter line of the neighboring second slit 1422 may extend and intersectat the first point P1. The center line of the first slit 1421 mayintersect with the center line of the connection slit 1423 at the secondpoint P2. The center line of the second slit 1422 may intersect with thecenter line of the connection slit 1423 at the third point P3. Thecenter line of the first slit 1421 may be L12. The center line of thesecond slit 1422 may be L13. The center line of the connection slit 1423may be Lc. L12 and L13 may intersect at the first point P1. L12 and Lcmay intersect at the second point P2. L13 and Lc may intersect at thethird point P3. Connecting between the second point P2 and the thirdpoint P3 may obtain the connection line L23.

In one embodiment, the connection slit 1423 may be a straight line. Theabsolute value of the angle between the extension direction of thecenter line Lc of the connection slit 1423 and the second direction Ymay be smaller than or equal to the absolute value of the angle betweenthe extension direction of the center line L12 of the first slit 1421and the second direction Y. Specifically, the absolute value of theangle between the extension direction of the center line Lc of theconnection slit 1423 and the second direction Y may be 0. The absolutevalue of the angle between the extension direction of the center lineL12 of the first slit 1421 and the second direction Y may be |θ1|. 0 issmaller than |θ1|. That is, the orthogonal projection of the center lineLc of the connection slit 1423 on the substrate 100 may coincide withthe connection line L23, and the connection line L23 may extend in thesecond direction Y.

In other embodiments, the straight line type connection slit may extendin other direction, and the absolute value of the angle between theextension direction of the center line Lc of the connection slit and thesecond direction Y may be smaller than or equal to the absolute value ofthe angle between the extension direction of the center line L12 of thefirst slit and the second direction Y.

The orthogonal projection of the center line Lc of connection slit 1423excluding the end points on the substrate 100 may coincide with thetriangle formed by connecting the orthogonal projection of the firstpoint P1, the second point P2 and the third point P3 on the substrate.The orthogonal projection of the first point P1, the second point P2 andthe third point P3 on the substrate may be connected to form a triangleΔP1P2P3. The orthogonal projection of the center line Lc of connectionslit 1423 excluding the end points on the substrate 100 may coincidewith one side P2P3 of the triangle ΔP1P2P3.

Specifically, as shown in FIG. 4, in the integrated touch controldisplay panel according to the present disclosure, the connection slit1423 may have a width D2, and the first slit 1421 may have a width D1.D2 is greater than D1. The connection slit 1423 may have wider widththan the first slit 1421. The first slit 1421 and the second slit 1422may have equal width. The width of the connection slit 1423 may begreater than the width of either the first slit 1421 or the second slit1422. When forming the common electrodes, such slit configuration mayprevent adjacent stripe shaped common electrodes 141 from gettingshorted due to insufficient etching around the bending corners. Thus,the production yield may be improved.

Further, in one embodiment, the orthogonal projection of the secondpoint P2 and the third point P3 on the substrate 100 may be locatedbetween the first line L1 and the neighboring second line L2. As shownin FIG. 4, when the orthogonal projection of the second point P2 and thethird point P3 on the substrate 100 is located between the first line L1and the neighboring second line L2, the first slit 1421 of the firststraight portion 1511 a may have a length in the second direction Ygreater than the length of the first straight portion 1511 a in thesecond direction Y, and the second slit 1422 of the second straightportion 1511 b may have a length in the second direction Y greater thanthe length of the second straight portion 1511 b in the second directionY. During the image display phase, the first slit 1421 and the secondslit 1422 may be coupled with the pixel electrodes to form a stableelectric field to avoid poor image display near the connection slit1423.

In certain other embodiments, at least one of the adjacent second pointP2 and third point P3 may have an orthogonal projection on the substratelocated between the first line L1 and the adjacent second line L2. Thisis because at least one thin film transistor 131 may be configuredbetween one first pixel unit 130 a and one adjacent second pixel unit130 b. As shown in FIG. 2, the thin film transistor 131 may be locatedat the bottom of the pixel unit 130. For example, a scanning line 111 islocated between adjacent first straight portion 1511 a and secondstraight portion 1511 b. The distance between the first straight portion1511 a and the scanning line 111 may be different from the distancebetween the second straight portion 1511 b and the scanning line 111.

Because the first slit 1421 and the second slit 1422 are configuredcorresponding to the first straight portion 1511 a and the secondstraight portion 1511 b, one of the second point P2 and the third pointP3 may be located outside the region between the first line L1 and thesecond line L2. However, as long as the orthogonal projection of thecenter Lc of the connection slit 1423 excluding the end points on thesubstrate 100 coincides with or is located inside the triangle formed bythe orthogonal projection of the first point P1, the second point P2 andthe third point P3 on the substrate 100, the potential short circuitsbetween two adjacent stripe shaped common electrodes 141 caused by theinsufficient etching at the corner may be avoided. Thus, the productionyield may be improved.

Further, in the integrated touch control display panel according to thepresent disclosure, the orthogonal projection of the center lines of thefirst slit 1421 and the second slit 1422 on the substrate 100 maycoincide with the orthogonal projection of the center line of the dataline 121. Referring to FIG. 3, the dot-dash line may connect the centerline of the common electrode slit 142 and the center line of the dataline 121, and may evenly divide the common electrode slit 142 and thedata line 121 into two equal portions on the left and the right. Thedot-dash line may be perpendicular to the substrate 100.

In other words, the orthogonal projection of the center lines of thefirst slit 1421 and the second slit 1422 on the substrate 100 maycoincide with the orthogonal projection of the center line of the dataline 121 on the substrate 100. The orthogonal projection of the centerline of the connection slit 1423 on the substrate 100 may or may notcoincide with the orthogonal projection of the center line of the dataline 121 on the substrate 100. Without reducing the aperture of thepixel unit 130, such configuration may prevent the potentialshort-circuit between two adjacent stripe shaped common electrodes 141.Thus, the desired production yield and the desired pixel unit aperturemay be achieved at the same time.

Specifically, referring to FIG. 2 and FIG. 4, in the integrated touchcontrol display panel according to the present disclosure, the totalnumber of the first slits 1421 and the second slits 1422 may be M foreach common electrode slit 142, and the number of the connection slits1423 may be N. N≧0.95M, wherein M and N are positive integers. Thereason for this guideline is explained in the following.

The connection slits 1423 may be located between the first slits 1421and the second slits 1422. Generally, a display panel may include adisplay region and a non-display region. Due to the constraints in thefabrication and the application, special considerations may be taken toenhance the electric field between the common electrodes and the pixelelectrodes in the display region. For example, the slits between thecommon electrodes may be altered to match the protrusion pattern in thebent portions of the pixel electrodes. In this case, a third slit thatis different from the connection slit 1423 may be configured between thefirst slit 1421 and the second slit 1422 to connect the first slit 1421and the second slit 1422. Thus, the number of connection slits 1423 maybe smaller than or equal to the total number of the first slits 1421 andthe second slits 1422. In order to ensure the insulation betweenadjacent stripe shaped common electrodes 141, the number of theconnection slits 1423 may not be smaller than 95% of the total number ofthe first slits 1421 and the second slits 1422, i.e., N≧0.95M.

Moreover, each common electrode slit 142 may have A number of the firstslits 1421 and B number of the second slits 1422, wherein A=B, A=2K, andK is a positive integer. That is, the first slits 1421 and the secondslits 1422 appear in pairs. Such configuration may ensure that the firstslits 1421 and the second slits 1422 are configured to match thecorresponding pixel electrodes. The slits between two adjacent firstlines L1 may be parallel with the first straight portions 1511 a of thepixel electrodes, and the slits between two adjacent second lines L2 maybe parallel with the second straight portions of the pixel electrodes.Thus, uneven display may be avoided and the pixel aperture may beincreased.

In the integrated touch control display panel according to the presentdisclosure, the orthogonal projection of the center lines of theconnection slits on the substrate excluding the end points may coincidewith the triangle formed by the orthogonal projection of the first pointP1, the second point P2, and the third point P3. Such configuration maywiden the gap at the junction where the slits bend to reduce the risk ofshort circuits between adjacent stripe shape common electrodes, and mayensure the display quality of the display panels. In addition, suchconfiguration may improve the production yield without compromising thedisplay quality.

FIG. 5 illustrates a close-up view of another B region in FIG. 2.Referring to FIGS. 2, 3 and 5, the array substrate 10 of the integratedtouch control display panel according to the present disclosure mayinclude a substrate 100. The plurality of the scanning lines 111 and theplurality of the data lines 121 may be configured on the substrate 100.The plurality of the scanning lines 111 may intersect with the pluralityof the data lines 121 to form the plurality of the pixel units 130.

The scanning lines 111 may extend in the direction X. The data lines 121may extend in the second direction Y. The first direction X may beperpendicular to the second direction Y. Each pixel unit 130 may includethe first pixel unit 130 a and the second pixel unit 130 b that arearranged next to each other along the second direction Y. Each firstpixel unit 130 a may include the first pixel electrode 151 a. Each firstpixel electrode 151 a may include the first straight portion 1511 a andthe two first bent portions 1512 a. The two first bent portions 1512 amay be located on both ends of the first straight portion 1511 a. Eachsecond pixel unit 130 b may include the second pixel electrode 151 b.Each second pixel electrode 151 b may include the second straightportion 1511 b and the two second bent portions 1512 b. The two secondbent portions 1512 b may be located on both ends of the second straightportion 1511 b.

The extension direction of the first straight portion 1511 a and theextension direction of the second straight portion 1511 b may besymmetrical with respect to the second direction Y. The two first bentportions 1512 a located on both ends of the first straight portion 1511a may extend in the same direction. The absolute value of the anglebetween the extension direction of the first bent portions 1512 a andthe second direction Y may be greater than the absolute value of theangle between the extension direction of the first straight portion 1511a and the second direction Y. The two second bent portions 1512 blocated on both ends of the second straight portion 1511 b may extend inthe same direction. The absolute value of the angle between theextension direction of the second bent portions 1512 b and the seconddirection Y may be greater than the absolute value of the angle betweenthe extension direction of the second straight portion 1511 b and thesecond direction Y. The extension direction of the first bent portions1512 a and the extension direction of the second bent portions 1512 bmay be symmetrical with respect to the second direction Y.

In one embodiment, the array substrate 10 may include the plurality ofthe stripe shaped common electrodes 141. The stripe shaped commonelectrodes 141 may extend in the second direction Y and may besequentially arranged in the first direction X. During the touch controlphase, the stripe shaped common electrodes 141 may operate as the touchcontrol driving electrodes. The array substrate 10 may also include theplurality of common electrode slits 142 that are located between any twoadjacent stripe shaped common electrodes 141. Each section of the commonelectrode slit 142 may include the first slit 1421, the second slit1422, and the connection slit 1423 that is located between the firstslit 1421 and the second slit 1422 and connects between the first slit1421 and the second slit 1422.

The first slit 1421 may extend in the same direction as the firststraight portion 1511 a extends and the second slit 1422 may extend inthe same direction as the second straight portion 1511 b extends. Thecenter line of the first slit 1421 and the center line of theneighboring second slit 1422 may extend and intersect at the first pointP1. The center line of the first slit 1421 may intersect with the centerline of the connection slit 1423 at the second point P2. The center lineof the second slit 1422 may intersect with the center line of theconnection slit 1423 at the third point P3. The orthogonal projection ofthe center line of the connection slit 1423 on the substrate 100 mayfall coincide with the triangle formed by the orthogonal projection ofthe first point P1, the second point P2, and the third point P3 on thesubstrate 100.

Specifically, the configuration of the common electrode slit 142 shownin FIG. 5 may be different from the configuration of the commonelectrode slit 142 shown in FIG. 4. Other related structures may be thesame as what have been shown in FIG. 2.

Referring to FIG. 5, the center line of the first slit 1421 and thecenter line of the second slit 1422 may extend and intersect at a firstpoint P1. The center line of the first slit 1421 may intersect with thecenter line of the connection slit 1423 at a second point P2. The centerline of the second slit 1422 may intersect with the center line of theconnection slit 1423 at a third point P3. The center line of the firstslit 1421 may be L12. The center line of the second slit 1422 may beL13. The center line of the connection slit 1423 may be Lc. L12 and L13may intersect at the first point P1. L12 and Lc may intersect at thesecond point P2. L13 and Lc may intersect at the third point P3.Connecting the second point P2 and the third point P3 may form aconnection line L23 between the second point P2 and the third point P3.

In one embodiment, the connection slit 1423 is a straight line. Theabsolute value of the angle between the extension direction of thecenter line Lc of the connection slit 1423 and the second direction Ymay be smaller than or equal to the absolute value of the angle betweenthe extension direction of the center line L12 of the first slit and thesecond direction Y. Specifically, the absolute value of the anglebetween the extension direction of the center line Lc of the connectionslit 1423 and the second direction Y may be |θ2|, and the absolute valueof the angle between the extension direction of the center line L12 ofthe first slit 1421 and the second direction Y may be |θ1|. |θ2| may besmaller than |θ1|.

The orthogonal projection of the center line Lc of the connection slit1423 on the substrate 100 excluding the end points may coincide with thetriangle formed by the orthogonal projection of the first point P1, thesecond point P2, and the third point P3 on the substrate 100. Theorthogonal projection of the first point P1, the second point P2, andthe third point P3 may form the triangle ΔP1P2P3. The center line Lc ofthe connection slit 1423 excluding the end points may coincide with oneside P2P3 of the triangle ΔP1P2P3.

Specifically, in the integrated touch control display panel according tothe present disclosure, the connection slit 1423 may have a width D2.The first slit 1421 may have a width D2. D2 may be greater than or equalto D1. That is, the width of the connection slit 1423 may be greaterthan or equal to the width of the first slit 1421. The width of thefirst slit 1421 may be equal to the width of the second slit 1422. Thewidth of the connection slit 1423 may be greater than or equal to thewidth of the first slit 1421 or the second slit 1422. In the process offabricating the common electrodes 141, such configuration may preventthe short circuits between two adjacent stripe shaped common electrodes141 at the corners due to insufficient etching, and may improve theproduction yield.

Specifically, in one embodiment, the orthogonal projection of the secondpoint P2 and the third point P3 on the substrate 100 may be locatedbetween the adjacent first line L1 and second line L2. As shown in FIG.5, when the orthogonal projection of the second point P2 and the thirdpoint P3 on the substrate 100 may be located between the adjacent firstline L1 and second line L2, the length of the first slit 1421corresponding to the first straight portion 1511 a in the seconddirection Y may be greater than the length of the first straight portion1511 a in the second direction Y, and the length of the second slit 1422corresponding to the second straight portion 1511 b in the seconddirection Y may be greater than the length of the second straightportion 1511 b in the second direction Y. During the image displayphase, the first slit 1421 and the second slit 1422 may be coupled withthe pixel electrode to form a stable electric field, which preventsuneven display near the connection slit 1423.

Similar to certain other embodiments, the integrated touch controldisplay panel according to the present disclosure may have theorthogonal projection of the center lines of the first slit 1421 and thesecond slit 1422 on the substrate 100 coincide with the orthogonalprojection of the center line of the data line 121 on the substrate 100.The total number of the first slits 1421 and the second slits 1422 maybe M for each common electrode slit 142, and the number of theconnection slits 1423 may be N. N≧0.95M, wherein M and N are positiveintegers. Further, the first slits 1421 and the second slits 1422 mayappear in pairs. The detail description may be referred to certain otherembodiments.

In the integrated touch control display panel according to the presentdisclosure, the orthogonal projection of the center lines of theconnection slits on the substrate excluding the end points may coincidewith the triangle formed by the orthogonal projection of the first pointP1, the second point P2, and the third point P3. Such configuration maywiden the gap at the junction where the slits bend to reduce the risk ofshort circuits between adjacent stripe shape common electrodes, and mayensure the display quality of the display panels. In addition, suchconfiguration may improve the production yield without compromising thedisplay quality.

FIG. 6 illustrates a close-up view of another B region in FIG. 2.Referring to FIGS. 2, 3 and 6, the array substrate 10 of the integratedtouch control display panel according to the present disclosure mayinclude a substrate 100. The plurality of the scanning lines 111 and theplurality of the data lines 121 may be configured on the substrate 100.The plurality of the scanning lines 111 may intersect with the pluralityof the data lines 121 to form the plurality of the pixel units 130.

The scanning lines 111 may extend in the direction X. The data lines 121may extend in the second direction Y. The first direction X may beperpendicular to the second direction Y. Each pixel unit 130 may includethe first pixel unit 130 a and the second pixel unit 130 b that arearranged next to each other along the second direction Y. Each firstpixel unit 130 a may include the first pixel electrode 151 a. Each firstpixel electrode 151 a may include the first straight portion 1511 a andthe two first bent portions 1512 a. The two first bent portions 1512 amay be located on both ends of the first straight portion 1511 a. Eachsecond pixel unit 130 b may include the second pixel electrode 151 b.Each second pixel electrode 151 b may include the second straightportion 1511 b and the two second bent portions 1512 b. The two secondbent portions 1512 b may be located on both ends of the second straightportion 1511 b.

The extension direction of the first straight portion 1511 a and theextension direction of the second straight portion 1511 b may besymmetrical with respect to the second direction Y. The two first bentportions 1512 a located on both ends of the first straight portion 1511a may extend in the same direction. The absolute value of the anglebetween the extension direction of the first bent portions 1512 a andthe second direction Y may be greater than the absolute value of theangle between the extension direction of the first straight portion 1511a and the second direction Y. The two second bent portions 1512 blocated on both ends of the second straight portion 1511 b may extend inthe same direction. The absolute value of the angle between theextension direction of the second bent portions 1512 b and the seconddirection Y may be greater than the absolute value of the angle betweenthe extension direction of the second straight portion 1511 b and thesecond direction Y. The extension direction of the first bent portions1512 a and the extension direction of the second bent portions 1512 bmay be symmetrical with respect to the second direction Y.

In one embodiment, the array substrate 10 may include the plurality ofthe stripe shaped common electrodes 141. The stripe shaped commonelectrodes 141 may extend in the second direction Y and may besequentially arranged in the first direction X. During the touch controlphase, the stripe shaped common electrodes 141 may operate as the touchcontrol driving electrodes. The array substrate 10 may also include theplurality of common electrode slits 142 that are located between any twoadjacent stripe shaped common electrodes 141. Each section of the commonelectrode slit 142 may include the first slit 1421, the second slit1422, and the connection slit 1423 that is located between the firstslit 1421 and the second slit 1422 and connects between the first slit1421 and the second slit 1422.

The first slit 1421 may extend in the same direction as the firststraight portion 1511 a extends and the second slit 1422 may extend inthe same direction as the second straight portion 1511 b extends. Thecenter line of the first slit 1421 and the center line of theneighboring second slit 1422 may extend and intersect at the first pointP1. The center line of the first slit 1421 may intersect with the centerline of the connection slit 1423 at the second point P2. The center lineof the second slit 1422 may intersect with the center line of theconnection slit 1423 at the third point P3. The orthogonal projection ofthe center line of the connection slit 1423 on the substrate 100 mayfall inside the triangle formed by the orthogonal projection of thefirst point P1, the second point P2, and the third point P3 on thesubstrate 100.

Specifically, the configuration of the common electrode slit 142 shownin FIG. 6 may be different from the configuration of the commonelectrode slit 142 shown in FIG. 4. All other related structures may bethe same as what have been shown in FIG. 2.

Referring to FIG. 6, the center line of the first slit 1421 and thecenter line of the second slit 1422 may extend and intersect at a firstpoint P1. The center line of the first slit 1421 may intersect with thecenter line of the connection slit 1423 at a second point P2. The centerline of the second slit 1422 may intersect with the center line of theconnection slit 1423 at a third point P3. The center line of the firstslit 1421 may be L12. The center line of the second slit 1422 may beL13. The center line of the connection slit 1423 may be Lc. L12 and L13may intersect at the first point P1. L12 and Lc may intersect at thesecond point P2. L13 and Lc may intersect at the third point P3.Connecting the second point P2 and the third point P3 may form aconnection line L23 between the second point P2 and the third point P3.

In one embodiment, the connection slit 1423 is a curved line. Theabsolute value of the angle between the extension direction of thetangent line at any point of the center line Lc of the connection slit1423 and the second direction Y may be smaller than or equal to theabsolute value of the angle between the extension direction of thecenter line L12 of the first slit and the second direction Y.Specifically, the tangent line Lt shown in FIG. 6 may be used forillustration purpose. The absolute value of the angle between theextension direction of the tangent line Lt and the second direction Ymay be |θ2|, and the absolute value of the angle between the extensiondirection of the center line L12 of the first slit 1421 and the seconddirection Y may be |θ1|. |θ2| may be smaller than |θ1|.

Similar to the angle between the extension direction of the pixelelectrodes and the second direction Y, the angle between the extensiondirection of the tangent line at any point of the center line Lc of theconnection slit 1423 and the second direction Y may be either positiveor negative. When the angle is positive, the tangent line Lt may beinclined to the right along the second direction Y. When the angle isnegative, the tangent line Lt may be inclined to the left along thesecond direction Y. The positive and negative signs of the angle mayindicate the inclination direction of the angle. The absolute value ofthe angle may indicate the size of the angle.

The angle θ2 between the tangent line at any point of the curved centerline Lc of the connection slit 1423 and the second direction Y mayincrease or decrease monotonically. When the curved center line Lc ofthe connection slit 1423 extends from the second point P2 through thethird point P3, the angle θ2 between the extension direction of thetangent line Lt and the second direction Y may start from a positivevalue, gradually decrease to zero, and continue to decrease as anegative value. That is, the angle θ2 decrease monotonically. When thecurved center line Lc of the connection slit 1423 extends from the thirdpoint P3 through the second point P2, the angle θ2 between the extensiondirection of the tangent line Lt and the second direction Y may startfrom a negative value, gradually increase to zero, and continue toincrease as a positive value. That is, the angle θ2 increasesmonotonically.

The orthogonal projection of the center line Lc of the connection slit1423 on the substrate 100 excluding the end points may be located insidethe triangle formed by the orthogonal projection of the first point P1,the second point P2, and the third point P3 on the substrate 100. Theorthogonal projection of the first point P1, the second point P2, andthe third point P3 may form the triangle ΔP1P2P3. The center line Lc ofthe connection slit 1423 excluding the end points may be located insidethe triangle ΔP1P2P3.

Specifically, in the integrated touch control display panel according tothe present disclosure, the connection slit 1423 may have a width D2.The first slit 1421 may have a width D2. D2 may be greater than or equalto D1. That is, the width of the connection slit 1423 may be greaterthan or equal to the width of the first slit 1421. The width of thefirst slit 1421 may be equal to the width of the second slit 1422. Thewidth of the connection slit 1423 may be greater than or equal to thewidth of the first slit 1421 or the second slit 1422. In the process offabricating the common electrodes 141, such configuration may preventthe short circuits between two adjacent stripe shaped common electrodes141 at the corners due to insufficient etching, and may improve theproduction yield.

Specifically, in one embodiment, the orthogonal projection of the secondpoint P2 and the third point P3 on the substrate 100 may be locatedbetween the adjacent first line L1 and second line L2. As shown in FIG.6, when the orthogonal projection of the second point P2 and the thirdpoint P3 on the substrate 100 may be located between the adjacent firstline L1 and second line L2, the length of the first slit 1421corresponding to the first straight portion 1511 a in the seconddirection Y may be greater than the length of the first straight portion1511 a in the second direction Y, and the length of the second slit 1422corresponding to the second straight portion 1511 b in the seconddirection Y may be greater than the length of the second straightportion 1511 b in the second direction Y. During the image displayphase, the first slit 1421 and the second slit 1422 may be coupled withthe pixel electrode to form a stable electric field, which preventsuneven display near the connection slit 1423.

Similar to certain other embodiments, the integrated touch controldisplay panel according to the present disclosure may have theorthogonal projection of the center lines of the first slit 1421 and thesecond slit 1422 on the substrate 100 coincide with the orthogonalprojection of the center line of the data line 121 on the substrate 100.The total number of the first slits 1421 and the second slits 1422 maybe M for each common electrode slit 142, and the number of theconnection slits 1423 may be N. N≧0.95M, wherein M and N are positiveintegers. Further, the first slits 1421 and the second slits 1422 mayappear in pairs. The detail description may be referred to certain otherembodiments.

In the integrated touch control display panel according to the presentdisclosure, the orthogonal projection of the center lines of theconnection slits on the substrate excluding the end points may coincidewith the triangle formed by the orthogonal projection of the first pointP1, the second point P2, and the third point P3. Such configuration maywiden the gap at the junction where the slits bend to reduce the risk ofshort circuits between adjacent stripe shape common electrodes, and mayensure the display quality of the display panels. In addition, suchconfiguration may improve the production yield without compromising thedisplay quality.

FIG. 7 illustrates a close-up view of another B region in FIG. 2.Referring to FIGS. 2, 3 and 7, the array substrate 10 of the integratedtouch control display panel according to the present disclosure mayinclude a substrate 100. The plurality of the scanning lines 111 and theplurality of the data lines 121 may be configured on the substrate 100.The plurality of the scanning lines 111 may intersect with the pluralityof the data lines 121 to form the plurality of the pixel units 130.

The scanning lines 111 may extend in the direction X. The data lines 121may extend in the second direction Y. The first direction X may beperpendicular to the second direction Y. Each pixel unit 130 may includethe first pixel unit 130 a and the second pixel unit 130 b that arearranged next to each other along the second direction Y. Each firstpixel unit 130 a may include the first pixel electrode 151 a. Each firstpixel electrode 151 a may include the first straight portion 1511 a andthe two first bent portions 1512 a. The two first bent portions 1512 amay be located on both ends of the first straight portion 1511 a. Eachsecond pixel unit 130 b may include the second pixel electrode 151 b.Each second pixel electrode 151 b may include the second straightportion 1511 b and the two second bent portions 1512 b. The two secondbent portions 1512 b may be located on both ends of the second straightportion 1511 b.

The extension direction of the first straight portion 1511 a and theextension direction of the second straight portion 1511 b may besymmetrical with respect to the second direction Y. The two first bentportions 1512 a located on both ends of the first straight portion 1511a may extend in the same direction. The absolute value of the anglebetween the extension direction of the first bent portions 1512 a andthe second direction Y may be greater than the absolute value of theangle between the extension direction of the first straight portion 1511a and the second direction Y. The two second bent portions 1512 blocated on both ends of the second straight portion 1511 b may extend inthe same direction. The absolute value of the angle between theextension direction of the second bent portions 1512 b and the seconddirection Y may be greater than the absolute value of the angle betweenthe extension direction of the second straight portion 1511 b and thesecond direction Y. The extension direction of the first bent portions1512 a and the extension direction of the second bent portions 1512 bmay be symmetrical with respect to the second direction Y.

In one embodiment, the array substrate 10 may include the plurality ofthe stripe shaped common electrodes 141. The stripe shaped commonelectrodes 141 may extend in the second direction Y and may besequentially arranged in the first direction X. During the touch controlphase, the stripe shaped common electrodes 141 may operate as the touchcontrol driving electrodes. The array substrate 10 may also include theplurality of common electrode slits 142 that are located between any twoadjacent stripe shaped common electrodes 141. Each section of the commonelectrode slit 142 may include the first slit 1421, the second slit1422, and the connection slit 1423 that is located between the firstslit 1421 and the second slit 1422 and connects between the first slit1421 and the second slit 1422.

The first slit 1421 may extend in the same direction as the firststraight portion 1511 a extends and the second slit 1422 may extend inthe same direction as the second straight portion 1511 b extends. Thecenter line of the first slit 1421 and the center line of theneighboring second slit 1422 may extend and intersect at the first pointP1. The center line of the first slit 1421 may intersect with the centerline of the connection slit 1423 at the second point P2. The center lineof the second slit 1422 may intersect with the center line of theconnection slit 1423 at the third point P3. The orthogonal projection ofthe center line of the connection slit 1423 on the substrate 100excluding the end points may fall inside the triangle formed by theorthogonal projection of the first point P1, the second point P2, andthe third point P3 on the substrate 100.

Specifically, the configuration of the common electrode slit 142 shownin FIG. 7 may be different from the configuration of the commonelectrode slit 142 shown in FIG. 4. Other related structures may be thesame as what have been shown in FIG. 2.

Referring to FIG. 7, the center line of the first slit 1421 and thecenter line of the second slit 1422 may extend and intersect at a firstpoint P1. The center line of the first slit 1421 may intersect with thecenter line of the connection slit 1423 at a second point P2. The centerline of the second slit 1422 may intersect with the center line of theconnection slit 1423 at a third point P3. The center line of the firstslit 1421 may be L12. The center line of the second slit 1422 may beL13. The center line of the connection slit 1423 may be Lc. L12 and L13may intersect at the first point P1. L12 and Lc may intersect at thesecond point P2. L13 and Lc may intersect at the third point P3.Connecting the second point P2 and the third point P3 may form aconnection line L23 between the second point P2 and the third point P3.

In one embodiment, the connection slit 1423 is a bent line. The absolutevalue of the angle between the extension direction of each section ofthe center line Lc of the connection slit 1423 and the second directionY may be smaller than or equal to the absolute value of the anglebetween the extension direction of the center line L12 of the first slitand the second direction Y. Specifically, as shown in FIG. 7, theconnection slit 1423 may include two sections of straight lines. Theupper section of the center line of the connection slit 1423 may be usedfor illustration. The absolute value of the angle between the extensiondirection of the upper section of the center line and the seconddirection Y may be |θ2|, and the absolute value of the angle between theextension direction of the center line L12 of the first slit 1421 andthe second direction Y may be |θ1|. |θ2| may be smaller than |θ1|.

Similar to the angle between the extension direction of the pixelelectrodes and the second direction Y, the angle between the extensiondirection of each section of the center line Lc of the connection slit1423 and the second direction Y may be either positive or negative. Whenthe angle is positive, the extension direction of the section of thecenter line Lc may be inclined to the right along the second directionY. When the angle is negative, the extension direction of the section ofthe center line Lc may be inclined to the left along the seconddirection Y. The positive and negative signs of the angle may indicatethe inclination direction of the angle. The absolute value of the anglemay indicate the size of the angle.

The angle θ2 between the tangent line at any point of the bent centerline Lc of the connection slit 1423 and the second direction Y mayincrease or decrease monotonically. When the bent center line Lc of theconnection slit 1423 extends from the second point P2 through the thirdpoint P3, the angle θ2 between the extension direction of the tangentline Lt and the second direction Y may start from a positive value,gradually decrease to zero, and continue to decrease as a negativevalue. That is, the angle θ2 decreases monotonically. When the bentcenter line Lc of the connection slit 1423 extends from the third pointP3 through the second point P2, the angle θ2 between the extensiondirection of the tangent line Lt and the second direction Y may startfrom a negative value, gradually increase to zero, and continue toincrease as a positive value. That is, the angle θ2 increasesmonotonically.

The orthogonal projection of the center line Lc of the connection slit1423 on the substrate 100 excluding the end points may be located insidethe triangle formed by the orthogonal projection of the first point P1,the second point P2, and the third point P3 on the substrate 100. Theorthogonal projection of the first point P1, the second point P2, andthe third point P3 may form the triangle ΔP1P2P3. The center line Lc ofthe connection slit 1423 excluding the end points may be located insidethe triangle ΔP1P2P3.

Specifically, in the integrated touch control display panel according tothe present disclosure, the connection slit 1423 may have a width D2.The first slit 1421 may have a width D2. D2 may be greater than or equalto D1. That is, the width of the connection slit 1423 may be greaterthan or equal to the width of the first slit 1421. The width of thefirst slit 1421 may be equal to the width of the second slit 1422. Thewidth of the connection slit 1423 may be greater than or equal to thewidth of the first slit 1421 or the second slit 1422. In the process offabricating the common electrodes 141, such configuration may preventthe short circuits between two adjacent stripe shaped common electrodes141 at the corners due to insufficient etching, and may improve theproduction yield.

Specifically, in one embodiment, the orthogonal projection of the secondpoint P2 and the third point P3 on the substrate 100 may be locatedbetween the adjacent first line L1 and second line L2. As shown in FIG.7, when the orthogonal projection of the second point P2 and the thirdpoint P3 on the substrate 100 may be located between the adjacent firstline L1 and second line L2, the length of the first slit 1421corresponding to the first straight portion 1511 a in the seconddirection Y may be greater than the length of the first straight portion1511 a in the second direction Y, and the length of the second slit 1422corresponding to the second straight portion 1511 b in the seconddirection Y may be greater than the length of the second straightportion 1511 b in the second direction Y. During the image displayphase, the first slit 1421 and the second slit 1422 may be coupled withthe pixel electrode to form a stable electric field, which preventsuneven display near the connection slit 1423.

Similar to certain other embodiments, the integrated touch controldisplay panel according to the present disclosure may have theorthogonal projection of the center lines of the first slit 1421 and thesecond slit 1422 on the substrate 100 coincide with the orthogonalprojection of the center line of the data line 121 on the substrate 100.The total number of the first slits 1421 and the second slits 1422 maybe M for each common electrode slit 142, and the number of theconnection slits 1423 may be N. N≧0.95M, wherein M and N are positiveintegers. Further, the first slits 1421 and the second slits 1422 mayappear in pairs. The detail description may be referred to certain otherembodiments.

In the integrated touch control display panel according to the presentdisclosure, the orthogonal projection of the center lines of theconnection slits on the substrate excluding the end points may coincidewith the triangle formed by the orthogonal projection of the first pointP1, the second point P2, and the third point P3. Such configuration maywiden the gap at the junction where the slits bend to reduce the risk ofshort circuits between adjacent stripe shape common electrodes, and mayensure the display quality of the display panels. In addition, suchconfiguration may improve the production yield without compromising thedisplay quality.

FIG. 8 illustrates a schematic view of an exemplary touch display deviceaccording to the present disclosure. Referring to FIG. 8, the touchdisplay device may include an integrated touch control display panel 1according to the present disclosure. Specifically, the integrated touchcontrol display panel 1 may include a substrate. A plurality of scanninglines and a plurality of data lines may be configured on the substrate.The plurality of the scanning lines may intersect with the plurality ofthe data lines to form a plurality of pixel units.

The scanning lines may extend in a first direction. The data lines mayextend in a second direction. The first direction may be perpendicularto the second direction. The plurality of the pixel units may include aplurality of first pixel units and a plurality of second pixel unitsthat are arranged next to each other along the second direction. Eachfirst pixel unit may include a first pixel electrode. Each first pixelelectrode may include a first straight portion and two first bentportions. The two first bent portions may be located on both ends of thefirst straight portion. Each second pixel unit may include a secondpixel electrode. Each second pixel electrode may include a secondstraight portion and two second bent portions. The two second bentportions may be located on both ends of the second straight portion.

The extension direction of the first straight portion and the extensiondirection of the second straight portion may be symmetrical with respectto the second direction. The two first bent portions located on bothends of the first straight portion may extend in the same direction. Theabsolute value of the angle between the extension direction of the firstbent portions and the second direction may be greater than the absolutevalue of the angle between the extension direction of the first straightportion and the second direction. The two second bent portions locatedon both ends of the second straight portion may extend in the samedirection. The absolute value of the angle between the extensiondirection of the second bent portions and the second direction may begreater than the absolute value of the angle between the extensiondirection of the second straight portion and the second direction. Theextension direction of the first bent portions and the extensiondirection of the second bent portions may be symmetrical with respect tothe second direction.

The touch control display panel according to the present disclosure mayinclude a plurality of the stripe shaped common electrodes. The stripeshaped common electrodes may extend in the second direction and may besequentially arranged in the first direction. During the touch controlphase, the stripe shaped common electrodes may operate as touch controldriving electrodes. The touch control display panel according to thepresent disclosure may also include a plurality of common electrodeslits that are located between any two adjacent stripe shaped commonelectrodes. Each section of the common electrode slit may include afirst slit, a second slit, and a connection slit that is located betweenthe first slit and the second slit and connects between the first slitand the second slit.

The first slit may extend in the same direction as the first straightportion extends and the second slit may extend in the same direction asthe second straight portion extends. The center line of the first slitand the center line of the neighboring second slit may extend andintersect at a first point. The center line of the first slit mayintersect with the center line of the connection slit at a second point.The center line of the second slit may intersect with the center line ofthe connection slit at a third point. The orthogonal projection of thecenter line of the connection slit on the substrate may fall inside orcoincide with the triangle formed by the orthogonal projection of thefirst point, the second point and, the third point on the substrate.

In the integrated touch control display panel according to the presentdisclosure, the orthogonal projection of the center lines of theconnection slits on the substrate excluding the end points may coincidewith the triangle formed by the orthogonal projection of the firstpoint, the second point, and the third point. Such configuration maywiden the gap at the junction where the slits bend to reduce the risk ofshort circuits between adjacent stripe shape common electrodes, and mayensure the display quality of the display panels. In addition, suchconfiguration may improve the production yield without compromising thedisplay quality.

Various embodiments have been described to illustrate the operationprinciples and exemplary implementations. The embodiments disclosedherein are exemplary only. Other applications, advantages, alternations,modifications, or equivalents to the disclosed embodiments are obviousto those skilled in the art and are intended to be encompassed withinthe scope of the present disclosure.

What is claimed is:
 1. An integrated touch control display panel,comprising: a substrate; a plurality of stripe shaped common electrodessequentially arranged in a first direction and extending in a seconddirection intersecting with the first direction; and a plurality ofcommon electrode slits located between any two adjacent stripe shapedcommon electrodes, wherein: each section of the common electrode slitincludes a first slit, a second slit, and a connection slit locatedbetween the first slit and the second slit; a center line of the firstslit intersects with a center line of the neighboring second slit at afirst point; the center line of the first slit intersects with a centerline of the connection slit at a second point; the center line of thesecond slit intersects with the center line of the connection slit at athird point; and an orthogonal projection of the center line of theconnection slit on the substrate is located inside or coincides with atriangle formed by an orthogonal projection of the first point, thesecond point and, the third point on the substrate.
 2. The integratedtouch control display panel of claim 1, further including: a pluralityof scanning lines extending in the first direction; a plurality of datalines extending in the second direction perpendicular to the firstdirection; a plurality of first pixel electrodes in a plurality of firstpixel units defined by the intersected scanning lines and data lines;and a plurality of second pixel electrodes in a plurality of secondpixel units defined by the intersected scanning lines and data line,wherein: the first pixel electrodes and the second pixel electrodes arearranged alternately and adjacently along the second direction; eachfirst pixel electrode includes one first straight portion and two firstbent portions located on both ends of the first straight portion; andeach second pixel electrode includes one second straight portion and twosecond bent portions located on both ends of the second straightportion.
 3. The integrated touch control display panel of claim 2,wherein: an extension direction of the first straight portion and anextension direction of the second straight portion are symmetrical withrespect to the second direction; the two first bent portions located onboth ends of the first straight portion extend in a same direction; thetwo second bent portions located on both ends of the second straightportion extend in a same direction; an extension direction of the firstbent portions and an extension direction of the second bent portions aresymmetrical with respect to the second direction; an absolute value ofan angle between the extension direction of the first bent portions andthe second direction is greater than an absolute value of an anglebetween the extension direction of the first straight portion and thesecond direction; and an absolute value of an angle between theextension direction of the second bent portions and the second directionis greater than an absolute value of an angle between the extensiondirection of the second straight portion and the second direction. 4.The integrated touch control display panel of claim 3, wherein: thefirst slit extends in the same direction as the first straight portionextends; and the second slit extends in the same direction as the secondstraight portion extends.
 5. The integrated touch control display panelof claim 1, wherein: during a touch control phase, the stripe shapedcommon electrodes operate as touch control driving electrodes.
 6. Theintegrated touch control display panel of claim 1, wherein: theconnection slit is a straight line; and an absolute value of an anglebetween the extension direction of the center line of the connectionslit and the second direction is smaller than an absolute value of anangle between the extension direction of the center line of the firstslit and the second direction.
 7. The integrated touch control displaypanel of claim 1, wherein: the connection slit is a bent line; anabsolute value of an angle between the extension direction of anysection of the bent center line of the connection slit and the seconddirection is smaller than an absolute value of an angle between theextension direction of the center line of the first slit and the seconddirection; and an angle between the extension direction of any sectionof the bent center line of the connection slit and the second directionincreases or decreases monotonically.
 8. The integrated touch controldisplay panel of claim 1, wherein: the connection slit is a curved line;an absolute value of an angle between the extension direction of atangent line at any point of the curved center line of the connectionslit and the second direction is smaller than an absolute value of anangle between the extension direction of the center line of the firstslit and the second direction; and an angle between the extensiondirection of a tangent line at any point of the curved center line ofthe connection slit and the second direction increases or decreasesmonotonically.
 9. The integrated touch control display panel of claim 1,wherein: a width of the connection slit at any point is greater than orequal to a width of the first slit; and the width of the first slit anda width of the second slit are equal.
 10. The integrated touch controldisplay panel of claim 1, wherein: an orthogonal projection of the endpoints of the center line of the first straight portion on the substrateforms a first line; an orthogonal projection of the end points of thecenter line of the second straight portion on the substrate forms asecond line; and an orthogonal projection of at least one of theneighboring second point and third point on the substrate is locatedbetween the neighboring first line and second line.
 11. The integratedtouch control display panel of claim 10, wherein: the orthogonalprojection of the neighboring second point and third point on thesubstrate is located between the neighboring first line and second line.12. The integrated touch control display panel of claim 2, wherein: anorthogonal projection of the center line of the first slit and thecenter line of the second slit on the substrate coincides with anorthogonal projection of the center line of the data line on thesubstrate.
 13. The integrated touch control display panel of claim 1,wherein: a total number of the first slits and the second slits of eachcommon electrode slit is M, M being a positive integer; a number ofconnection slits of each common electrode slit is N, N being a positiveinteger; and N≧0.95M.
 14. The integrated touch control display panel ofclaim 1, wherein: a number of the first slits of each common electrodeslit is A; a number of the second slit of each common electrode slit isB; A=B; and A=2K, wherein K is a positive integer.
 15. A touch displaydevice including an integrated touch control display panel according toclaim 1.